Articles Tagged with ''calibration''

A cost-benefit analysis is a decision-making tool. It is a process of adding up the benefits of doing something or buying something and subtracting the costs to help us decide whether that purchase or action is worthwhile.

A friend in the industry contacted me recently for suggestions on dealing with a request from a customer of their calibration service requesting the results of vision tests on their lab people.

The purpose of a process plant is to convert raw material, energy, manpower and capital into end products.

Regular readers of my rants on these pages will know that since I’m a pretty simple guy, it doesn’t take much to get me excited or amazed.

GAGEpack is powerful gage calibration software that saves time and enhances accuracy in gage management and measurement systems analysis

Calibrating adjustable thread ring gages can get a bit sticky on occasion due to customer assumptions versus the requirements of ISO 17025.

Intertek has completed calibration services on its Papua New Guinea pipeline in a contract worth $1 million.

Metrology comes from the Greek word metro, meaning “to measure something.” Therefore metrology is the science and practice of measurement.

From time to time we received requests to quote on the calibration of a large variety of items and then never heard from that potential customer again.